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Gocta (Spanish:
Catarata del
Gocta) is a
perennial waterfall with two
drops located in Peru's
province of
Bongara in Amazonas,
approximately 771 kilometres...
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Waterfall Database". www.worldwaterfalldatabase.com.
Retrieved 2020-11-05. "
Gocta,
Catarata |
World Waterfall Database:
Worlds Tallest Waterfalls". Archived...
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Catarata Gocta (Peru) with
subtropical highland climate (Cfb)....
- – Spanish:
Saltos del Monday;
along the
Monday River Gocta Falls – Spanish:
Catarata del
Gocta Three Sisters Falls – 914 m (2,999 ft) high; Spanish:...
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renamed by
European explorers.
Exploration of
waterfalls continues; the
Gocta Cataracts were
first announced to the
world in 2006.
Waterfalls can pose...
- Chile-Argentina Pão de Açúcar/Sugar Loaf, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 395 m
Pared de
Gocta, Peru, 771 m
Pared Sur
Cerro Aconcagua. Las Heras, Mendoza, Argentina, 2...
- Peru's
Amazon &
Andean Regions".
Northern Peru &
Amazonia Tours |
Kuelap &
Gocta |
Amazon River Cruises & Lodges.
Retrieved 2022-01-15. Belknap,
Daniel F...
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Sierra del Divisor, Alto Purus".
Northern Peru &
Amazonia Tours |
Kuelap &
Gocta |
Amazon River Cruises & Lodges.
Retrieved 24
March 2023. (in Spanish) Alberto...
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Loreto |
Indigenous Peoples".
Northern Peru &
Amazonia Tours |
Kuelap &
Gocta |
Amazon River Cruises & Lodges.
Retrieved 2023-03-24. "Peruvian Rainforest...
- 28-year-old
South Korean tourist plunged 1,600 feet (490 m) off a
cliff at the
Gocta Cataracts in the
Amazonas Region while attempting to take a
picture of himself...
